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Danae Sirles — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 10:16:51 +0000

LOOSIES is available to watch on Amazon, thank goodness, because while
it is simultaneously in the theaters it just doesn’t seem to be getting
the promotion it deserves – like so many other art house films that
take a while to build an audience, but then enjoy a faithful following.
But this film is a real find: Peter Facinelli is known to everyone as
the head of the Cullen Clan in the vampire TWILIGHT series and as the
goofy delusional doc on the NURSE JACKIE TV series (and from roles in a
lot of small films where he didn’t get the notice he deserved). But who
could tell that this tall stud muffin natural comedian could also
write? Facinelli came up with the story and wrote the screenplay for
LOOSIES and he also stars as the main character – and he is a
hands-down winner in each category. Director Michael Corrente seems to
let Facinelli have the film and he plays it to the hilt while at the
same time molding into a solid ensemble of fine actors.Bobby (Peter Facinelli) is a young pickpocket in New York City,
snatching wallets, cellphones, briefcases and money as slick as any pro
could perform. He lives with his mother Rita (Marianne Leone, wife of
Chris Cooper!) and follows his life of petty crime to pay off his
recently deceased father’s gambling debt. All his work is turned over
to Jax (Vincent Gallo), a filthy clod of a guy who berates Peter’s
inability to go big time in theft. Bobby is a fairly happy-go-lucky guy
until he accidentally encounters Lucy (Jaimie Alexander), a beautiful
girl who works in a bar but who Booby happened to have a memorable
one-night stand with three months ago. Lucy confronts Bobby, Bobby
doesn’t remember her name, and when Lucy informs him that their little
tryst created a pregnancy, Booby tries to do the right thing and find
the money to give Lucy to ‘take care of the pregnancy’. This leads to a
serious of crazy events: Bobby needs big money, mistakenly lifts a
police badge form a cop (Michael Madsen) whose boss (William Forsythe)
threatens to fire him unless he can get his badge back. The ‘cops and
robbers’ scene plays out: Lucy doesn’t want to be associated with a
pickpocket despite the fact there is a newly rediscovered chemistry
with the changing Bobby, Bobby resents his mother’s finding a boyfriend
Carl (Joe Pantoliano) who owns a jewelry store, but plans a gig with
Jax to work a deal with Carl to get the cops off his tail and allow him
to become the guy he really wants to be.How Bobby makes his way through this complex plot is the magic of the
fine writing and the first class acting by the surprisingly hunky
Facinelli. Jaimie Alexander is a terrific find, and the cameo roles by
Vincent Gallo, Marianne Leone, Joe Pantoliano et al are beautifully
realized. ‘Loosies’, by the way, is the term for loose cigarettes that
people can but without investing in a pack. Seeing the film, titled so
appropriately, will make the audience sit up and pay attention to Peter
Facinelli in a totally new realm of respect. He is VERY good! Grady Harp

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